I would rather something crash and log than continue silently most of the time, especially with backend and server systems. One of the things I like about Kube

I would rather something crash and log than continue silently most of the time, especially with backend and server systems. One of the things I like about Kubernetes is that the ecosystem (generally) tries to adhere to the "Not healthy? Then crash and keep crashing" mantra when something doesn't work. If I see something is in a CrashLoopBackoff I at least know its b0rked. Stuff that reports its up and running when it's actually hosed is really annoying.